Basic and Thaumaturgic Forensics - Wednesday, Period Four
It was a new term and a new term meant new students. Or, in Abby Irene's case, new students and old students. She was rather pleased with the fact that she saw repeat visitors to her class, though one had her just a touch boggled really.
As they entered, she leaned back against her desk and spread her hands. She'd been wise enough to put the copies of the syllabus so they could skip the 'passing out' trouble.
"Welcome to Basic and Thaumaturgical Forensics. My name, for those who don't know me, is Detective Crown Investigator Abigail Irene Garrett. For this class, you may refer to me as Doctor Garrett, DCI Garrett, or simply Professor Garrett as you prefer but kindly keep your 'missus' to yourself.
"In this class, we'll be covering the most simplistic of forensics that you can do with magick or with your own two hands and eyes. I realize that some of you might come from worlds with a great deal more technology than I am used to, but there are some things which thaumaturgy does well, and nothing that can't be served with a bit of common sense and a sharp eye.
"First class, of course, is introductions. Not to mention openings for teaching assistants, for anyone interested."
[ocd up!][Roster and Syllabus]
As they entered, she leaned back against her desk and spread her hands. She'd been wise enough to put the copies of the syllabus so they could skip the 'passing out' trouble.
"Welcome to Basic and Thaumaturgical Forensics. My name, for those who don't know me, is Detective Crown Investigator Abigail Irene Garrett. For this class, you may refer to me as Doctor Garrett, DCI Garrett, or simply Professor Garrett as you prefer but kindly keep your 'missus' to yourself.
"In this class, we'll be covering the most simplistic of forensics that you can do with magick or with your own two hands and eyes. I realize that some of you might come from worlds with a great deal more technology than I am used to, but there are some things which thaumaturgy does well, and nothing that can't be served with a bit of common sense and a sharp eye.
"First class, of course, is introductions. Not to mention openings for teaching assistants, for anyone interested."
[ocd up!][Roster and Syllabus]